Tom Conti

Scottish actor and director, 'The Cruel Sea'

Tom Conti - Scottish actor and director, 'The Cruel Sea'
Born

November 22nd, 1941
83 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

Scotland

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A Scottish actor and director, celebrated for a career spanning multiple decades in film and theater. Received acclaim for the portrayal of characters across various genres, showcasing a versatile talent. Gained significant recognition through roles in productions such as 'Shirley Valentine', which garnered a Tony Award. Directed several theatrical performances, contributing to the arts community. Involved in television, featured in series like 'Twenty Twelve' and made guest appearances in numerous shows.

Won a Tony Award for 'Shirley Valentine'

Starred in 'The Cruel Sea'

Appeared in 'Twenty Twelve'

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